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Closing The DoorOpening the coffin lid, Candy Your marbled clotted face Appalled me And your black cratered eyes Stared so, Stilling the blood For a moment There. Aye, but we buried you, Candy In Paris In the cemetery Where the hippies sat Smashed out And downcast By the lizard king's Gravestone. And they played guitars, Candy Sweet rhythmic pulses We could have Danced away the night to, But you were dead, Candy And I had to dance Alone. |
This poem is featured in 'The Bad Seed', Dee Rimbaud's first poetry collection, published by Stride in 1998. You can purchase a signed copy by clicking on the book cover image below.
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